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PostPosted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 1:28 pm    Post subject: cervical dysplasia - cancer prevention Reply with quote
I have had cervical dysplasia removed (LEEP) 3 times in year and a half. the fist time it was mild dysplasia.. it came back 6 months later as moderate to severe dysplasia and a little less than a year later it came back as mild/moderate dysplasia. I am 31 and have a 12 year old and would like more kids but of course I am concerned about my health. My question to you all is whether or not you would recommend a hysterectomy under the circumstances and to avoid possible cervical cancer. My doctor told me that any other doctor out their would recommend it but that she wouldn't tell me to do it because of my age and still wanting children. any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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